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There's a great scene where they're in the hotel room and Callum is taking his cast off and he's, like, quietly in pain and he cuts himself and he's bleeding.
There's a great scene where they're in the hotel room and Calum is taking his cast off,
When it's time for the transformation to begin, the caterpillar's body ramps up production of a hormone called ectozone, and that causes it to cast off its outer coating, sort of like how a snake sheds its skin.
and that causes it to cast off its outer coating, sort of like how a snake sheds its skin.
cast off the shackles of sin, and gain God's salvation.
This is the only way we can hate and reject Satan and instead come pray to God, seek to live based on His words, cast off the shackles of sin,
There were even bills ready to be passed, but once again they were cast off in Congress.
There were even bills ready to be passed, but once again they were cast-off in Congress.
but today the city has well and truly cast off the shackles of its past.
cast off the shackles of the past.
Huckleberry was always dressed in the cast-off clothes of full-grown men,
Huckleberry was always dressed in the cast-off clothes of full-grown men, and
As more of your day repeats itself, you start to cast off dead weight and feel the steady pull toward your center of gravity, the ballast of memories you hold on to, until it all seems to move under its own inertia.
you start to cast off dead weight,
Cast off that silly little plastic guitar, and grip the steering wheel of destiny!
Cast off that silly little plastic guitar and grip the steering wheel of destiny!
held that the moon was once part of the Earth, cast off by the rapid spin of its young parent.
The so-called Fission Theory, championed by George Howard Darwin, son of Charles Darwin, held that the Moon was once part of the Earth, cast off by the rapid spin of its young parent.
Nelson Mandela once said, "To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains,
Nelson Mandela once said: “to be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains,